USA leads as top export destination for Pakistan in November

December 17, 2025 (MLN): The U. S. A. remained the top export destination for Pakistan during November, with $451.45 million worth of shipments, down by 5.3% against the exports of $476.9m in same period last year.

According to the data released by the State Bank of Pakistan, this was followed by China, as Pakistan exported goods worth $194.21m to the country as compared to the exports of $241.74m recorded during the same month of the previous year, depicting a decline of 19.7%.

U. A. E. Dubai was the third on the list as Pakistan generated export revenue worth $173.71m from the country. This figure was up by 8.5% from the exports of $160.08m in the same period last year.

U. K. was the fourth in line as exports to the region during the aforementioned period were $151.94m, depicting a decrease of 12.5% YoY.

Among other countries, Pakistan's exports to the Germany stood at $121.77m, marking a drop of 5.3% YoY, while exports to Spain decreased by 1.3% YoY to $120.45m.

Moreover, the export receipts received from Netherlands (Holland) stood at $111.15m, down by 7.2% YoY.

While on a sequential basis, the total exports to U. S. A. dropped by 17.3% MoM. While exports to China dropped by 14.2% MoM.

Moreover, receipts received from exports to U. A. E. Dubai depicted an increase of 27.6% MoM.

Meanwhile, cumulatively, in 17MFY26, U. S. A. was the top source of export receipts, worth $2.64bn as against the total exports worth $2.51bn in 17MFY25.

Whereas, total exports to China in 17MFY26 stood at $982.98m, registering a decline of -6.8%.

Cumulatively, U. K. ranked as the third-largest contributor to the country's export earnings, accounting for exports valued at $904.91m in 17MFY26, compared to $934.56m in the same period last year.

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